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Re: Podcasts about crypto
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moonhub
on 29/01/2020, 15:21:17 UTC
I highly recommend Peter McCormack podcasts.
I can recommend it to everyone.
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Re: Fake satoshi :)
by
moonhub
on 27/08/2019, 18:11:50 UTC


I think Craig Wright will be spending the rest of his own lives convincing all the people of the world that he is the real guy. He has all the right in the world to do so but he is exposed many times to be a big liar and the Bitcoin community is rejecting him completely. Right now, Craig has to accept the big reality that he can never be the Satoshi no matter what he would do or say. Unless, of course, if he is actually out of his mind, he should stop and face this truth.

Yes, that’s really funny. Watch all his attempts, and see how he sits in a puddle)
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Re: Crimes involving crypto have risen
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moonhub
on 27/08/2019, 17:57:37 UTC
I don't know why this economic activity is called illegal? can anyone help answer it? but there is little explanation that currency is not inherently bad or evil, it is only a tool used for transactions and in humans for what it is used for. Like foot if used kicking people will be a crime but if the feet are to run then it's a good thing, ....

This is akin to the fact that if terrorists drink water, then it must be banned. That is absurdity. Here you are right.
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Re: Trump made a surprise conference: God chose me to fight the "war" with China
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moonhub
on 27/08/2019, 17:53:26 UTC
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Re: How you imagine 2050
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moonhub
on 27/08/2019, 17:42:32 UTC
So the sci-fi movies that we have watched probably gave hint on what will be the situation in the future.

We will have cashless society, mass transportation and maybe a round trip to the Moon will be easy and affordable for most citizens. Everything will be at fast pace including jobs and every industry. I think laser will be a deadly weapon that can cut anything at range.

And theft, corruption, violence and other human "virtues" will not go anywhere.
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Re: How to stop paying taxes, and get out from under government control.
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moonhub
on 27/08/2019, 17:22:41 UTC
Why not pay taxes? After all, they often go to good deeds, to health care, the environment, etc. Or am I mistaken somewhere?
If you didn't mistake then the word corruption won't exist now.

There is corruption, yes, but it, if my mind doesn’t fail me, doesn’t affect citizens as much as it does in some third world countries.
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Re: Trump made a surprise conference: God chose me to fight the "war" with China
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moonhub
on 27/08/2019, 17:20:38 UTC
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Re: Are banks scared of crypto
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moonhub
on 27/08/2019, 17:10:43 UTC
Of course they are afraid and not only that, they have panic about cryptos, and we can see that on the way they are acting vs Libra, they understand how they are losing control and power, and they don't want that, banks will do almost the impossible to give bad reputation to cryptos, that's a fact. Because now they see them as a public enemy.
You're right.  I also see banks shaking from the word cryptocurrency.  Previously, they didn’t even think that someone could compete with them.  And here is an alternative way that might work just fine.

It seems to me that you are exaggerating a little. Yes, banks are undoubtedly cautious about cryptocurrencies, but they are not afraid of them. Or am I still mistaken and do not see the whole picture?
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Re: What is your constructive hobby?
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moonhub
on 27/08/2019, 11:28:35 UTC
In my free time I like to indulge in gambling, for example pokies online gambling. To be honest, this gives me some additional energy, and if I played in a casino, then I have more energy and inspiration for work, which is good news. I don’t know how this can be, but maybe the lost money motivates me, no matter how strange it sounds.

Wow, you really like risk. It is of course strange that risk motivates you, but it can be understood. It’s straight unusual, I think.
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Re: I'm really leaving the U.S. for a 3rd world country because of politics
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moonhub
on 27/08/2019, 09:34:11 UTC
I didn't quite get this part... How do you live in a place like that if it's so dangerous? The US passport can provide access almost to any country, why did you choose this? But I think that's a great experience anyway.

Well, parts of anywhere, especially the U.S., can be pretty dangerous. The same situation could have happened if I was living in a bad part of a hundred different cities in America.

I chose the Philippines for 2 reasons, mainly: cost of living was low and I like the women. After the first time I really experienced Angeles City, woow, I was hooked! There's absolutely nothing like that in America. Here's a video if you want to get an idea of what I'm talking about (I didn't really watch it but it will give you the basic idea of what's up):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXEn9fkA7gg

Then after I lived there for almost a year, I was just like, ehh... I'm over it. So I moved on. Basically, just don't be an ass and you'll be fine. You have to really be open to changing your attitude about things as well. Its good to be a "go with the flow" kind of person and not expect to have your way all the time, or you'll be extremely disappointed.

The discussion is getting funny at the same time serious in here.

It is kind of romantic when someone from a much well-off country (which I suppose you are from) speaks of canned sardines and carinderias in a positive way. The sad thing, however, is that ₱60 may be cheap to you but not to many of the ordinary citizens here. If one ordinary worker spends ₱60 per meal here, he'll be spending ₱180/day for meals alone. That could mean one is eating up more than half of his daily wage. That cannot be. There won't be anything left for the family if that's the case.

The worse thing here is that the government does not make anything better. I suppose the government where you are coming from is looking after the welfare of its people. The government here can only offer lip service.  

The wealth gap is unfathomable. People complain about it in America, but its like 5x wider here. The middle class are about 100x richer than the poor. I can't understand how some people can make 180 pesos a day (approx. $3.60) and some make 5,000 per day. That's the width of the middle class. Millions make even less than 180 per day. All I can do is be thankful that I was born where I was born - which allowed me to have the privileges that I do - and try to be humble about it. The last thing I would ever do is be a douche nozzle to the locals because of it.

Yes, the gap between the layers of society is a real scourge of people. But how to deal with it? Some countries seem to have dealt with this, but I do not understand enough how they dealt with it.
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Re: Are banks scared of crypto
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moonhub
on 27/08/2019, 09:30:42 UTC
It seems to me that they are not afraid, but cautious, but so far cryptography is not a full-fledged competitor to banks because of its volatility. But I could be wrong.
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Re: What is your constructive hobby?
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moonhub
on 27/08/2019, 09:23:25 UTC
I love reading books and learning the languages. I am a gumantium)
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Re: Crimes involving crypto have risen
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moonhub
on 27/08/2019, 09:19:41 UTC
People would only need to be careful same way we are being careful with fiat also, because fiat system is the worst when it to scam rate, and we still have many people that still has not got burnt, the way we are careful is also the way we will be careful with crypto investment also. All these are there because it is still a very young system, and as we continue to move further into more development, there will be so many things that will be put in place to control this.

We have already had the implementation of kyc which is already doing its own work, and sooner than later, as government are beginning to accept crypto now, they will also come up with series of idea that would control the misuse of the cryptocurrency for illegal purposes and these figures will reduce.
Government  to control cryptocurrency? Lol are you serious supporting this? Sounds like it's against satoshi vision .. it's obviously against cryptocurrency vision itself that supposed to be remain decentralized,  this kind crime issues,  abusing the cryptocurrency technology is something really normal to bring up to the public as an effort for those who don't like cryptocurrency become a mainstream thing.

Ignore this kind issue and stop beating around the Bush guys...

These guys from the government are constantly trying to rake up the crypto for themselves. People do not need a centralized cryptocurrency.
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Re: How to stop paying taxes, and get out from under government control.
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moonhub
on 27/08/2019, 09:13:23 UTC
Why not pay taxes? After all, they often go to good deeds, to health care, the environment, etc. Or am I mistaken somewhere?
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Re: Trump made a surprise conference: God chose me to fight the "war" with China
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moonhub
on 27/08/2019, 09:01:44 UTC
The only ones that have something to lose from this are the Americans. The Chinese have the entire world left to trade their goods with...

Perhaps a contracted economy will be the only result, and perhaps voters would know better next time. But if they don't after 4 more years its over and gone. Wish other countries had this escape route...

Both have something to lose out of this trade war, the Chinese can get hit pretty hard by not having American consumers -- and Americans (and American businesses) are sure going to miss the cheap labor that China provides for many American products.

So both people are going to be hurt here, but China does need to be reigned in on as they truly have been taking advantage of the US for a longtime now. As the Chinese have been able to steal intellectual property, without any real government oversight, for a long time now. It's about time someone stops them.

Yes, this will affect not only the US and Chinese economies, but the whole world is under threat.
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Re: Huawei Chinese version of Libra ?
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moonhub
on 25/08/2019, 11:55:52 UTC
Soon there will be a parade of new coins from the tech giants.This is just the beginning.Who knows what will happen to Libra,but if Huawei will release its own coin-it will be the starting point for all other companies.You'll see.

Do you really think so about the starting point?
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Re: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Guess who is Sicker?
by
moonhub
on 25/08/2019, 11:49:14 UTC
Oh, these opponents of vaccination. They were given a vaccine, no, they are looking for conspiracy theories.

Looking at the science.  It becomes impossible to not see 'conspiracies when doing this.  At least it does for someone with a basic competency in science and analysis.

There are some pharmaceutical companies that are trying to trick people, but they are a minority.


Is that based information that your are somehow privy to, or is it just your suspicion?

It actually is a fairly handy supposition for the 'herd' to have.  I mean, if one of the 'pharmaceutical companies' gets caught in some sort of malfeasance, people who are conditioned with this supposition will write it off to 'one of the few bad apples' and it won't shake confidence in the larger system.

It is also suspiciously convenient that people simply don't remember the instances of malfeasance which happened more than a few weeks prior.



People’s anger is not long, yes. Here you are undoubtedly right, and I am inclined to doubt everything about the general picture, but I have no good reason to believe that there is some kind of big conspiracy.

If you get together with a friend, and decide to start a business, that is a conspiracy of sorts. Big Pharma is simply business.

Cool

Perhaps I agree with you.
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Re: Im sick and tired of this Bitcoin
by
moonhub
on 25/08/2019, 11:36:23 UTC
If you are not getting it right by day trading then why don't you consider buying and hodl for sometime, btc unlike other alts has ability to grow more quickly and can give you profit at a shorter time, all you need is patience, if you are not in a rush to make quick money you can earn good profit if you hodl btc even without trading.

This is just the problem for most beginners. They need everything at once.
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Re: Vaccinated vs. Unvaccinated: Guess who is Sicker?
by
moonhub
on 25/08/2019, 10:59:52 UTC
Oh, these opponents of vaccination. They were given a vaccine, no, they are looking for conspiracy theories.

Looking at the science.  It becomes impossible to not see 'conspiracies when doing this.  At least it does for someone with a basic competency in science and analysis.

There are some pharmaceutical companies that are trying to trick people, but they are a minority.


Is that based information that your are somehow privy to, or is it just your suspicion?

It actually is a fairly handy supposition for the 'herd' to have.  I mean, if one of the 'pharmaceutical companies' gets caught in some sort of malfeasance, people who are conditioned with this supposition will write it off to 'one of the few bad apples' and it won't shake confidence in the larger system.

It is also suspiciously convenient that people simply don't remember the instances of malfeasance which happened more than a few weeks prior.



People’s anger is not long, yes. Here you are undoubtedly right, and I am inclined to doubt everything about the general picture, but I have no good reason to believe that there is some kind of big conspiracy.
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Re: Im sick and tired of this Bitcoin
by
moonhub
on 25/08/2019, 10:43:06 UTC
I make profits but likely few hundred per Week.
Its not enough, the risk is high and work I put out is a lot

Unfortunately, we all need a lot of patience and the ability to take reasonable risks.